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Preventing Maryland Traffic Accidents : Speeding Ticket Stats Shed Light on 10 MPH “Cushion” Drivers Add to Speed Limit

When you’re driving on the Baltimore Beltway, I-695, or any other heavily travelled Maryland interstate or highway — do you obey the posted speed limits? Or do you let your car or truck go 5 or 10 mph over, or maybe more — hoping Maryland state troopers and police officers…

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Maryland Construction and Farm Worker Safety : OSHA Launches Campaign to Prevent Heat Illness and Death in Outdoor Workers

“Is it hot enough for you?” Folks jokingly use that rather tepid greeting when temperatures rise to uncomfortable levels. However heat stroke is no laughing matter. Vast parts of the U.S. have experienced record-breaking heat this summer, with some states seeing temps soar and stay above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Baltimore,…

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Harford County, Maryland Police Create Traffic Safety Task Force in Wake of Several Fatal Auto Accidents

The Baltimore Sun reports that police agencies in Harford County, Md., have created a traffic safety task force — with the goal of reducing serious traffic accidents in the suburban and rural region. According to The Sun, 15 people were killed in 10 fatal car crashes in Harford County, Maryland,…

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Maryland Teen Driver Safety : Fatal Auto Accident Rate Increases When Young Passengers Ride with Novice Drivers

A new insurance industry study confirms something Harford County, Maryland car accident injury lawyers know to be true: Teenage drivers can put themselves and other motorists and pedestrians at increased risk for injury and death. With far fewer miles and years under their belts as compared to adult drivers, teenage…

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Maryland Seeks to Add More Teeth to Distracted Driver Laws

While the invention of Internet enabled smartphones has brought a world of information and communication to our fingertips, it’s also created a serious traffic safety challenge — both here in Maryland and across the U.S. Your grandparents never could have imagined that one day people would be typing messages to…

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Preventing Maryland Construction Work Falls and Fatalities : OSHA Launches Fall Prevention Campaign

Falls are the leading causes of accidental death in the construction industry. According to OSHA (the United States Department of Labor, Occupational Safety & Health Administration), of the total 774 construction accident fatalities in 2010 — 264 were fall related fatalities (and of those, 255 falls were to a lower…

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Running on Red in Maryland : Would Longer Yellow Traffic Light Times Cut Down on Intersection Accidents?

Maryland drivers are no strangers to this frightening scenario. You’re stopped at a red light in say, Baltimore. Just as the light turns green and your foot hits the gas pedal — another car shoots through the intersection in front of you, running his or her red light. You slam…

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Maryland Workers’ Compensation Fund Could Be Privatized, If State Bill Passes

Maryland lawmakers have moved forward with legislation that seeks to privatize the state-run Workers’ Compensation fund. S.B. 745 seeks to require the Maryland Injured Workers’ Insurance Fund (IWIF) to restructure into a private workers’ compensation insurance fund, to be known as the Chesapeake Employers’ Insurance Co. The bill was introduced…

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